Granite Tactical Vehicles develops ultra-light system

Granite Tactical Vehicles develops ultra-light system
by Ryan Maass
Mount Airy, N.C. (UPI) Oct 15, 2015

File image: Tactical Ultra-Light Combat Vehicle.

Granite Tactical Vehicles announced it is developing a new Tactical Ultra-Light Combat Vehicle that can be transported inside CH-47 and V-22 aircraft on Thursday.

The company says the new vehicle is capable of carrying 9 passengers, is highly maneuverable and protected, and can be fitted with weapons. It can also be used as a cargo or medical vehicle.

The Tactical Ultra-Light Combat Vehicle will feature a unique drivetrain, suspension, and crew seat systems, ideal for traveling in harsh terrain without being too heavy for aircraft transport.

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